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Abusing the Court system can be costly, the Court has the power (under certain circumstances) to order one party to pay the fees of another. goo.gl/d8PfhL "...to pay a $25,000 fine and fork over $40,000 in attorney's fees"
setexasrecord.com
The trick to quitting while you're ahead is to quit before you're behind.
It is sad when things like this happen goo.gl/YrBC8j but I am happy to live in a country where laws exist in an effort to eliminate this type of behavior.
Andrade Law Firm, PLLC shared Plano Bar Association's post.
We're going to Rough Riders Game on May 16th! Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for kids. Don't have your tickets yet? Pay at the Meeting on May 5th or send your check to Kimberly Killebrew at 9320 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 190, Frisco 75033.
Great family outing.
Tickets will go fast!
States are taking equal access seriously, but it is not as simple as making things equal on time. This article hits some solid points that need to be addressed in a comprehensive bill regarding possession and custody arrangements. goo.gl/Hy39qb "If parents want joint custody, the court has decided they must be communicating at a sufficient level to work out the best interests of the children" it is not common for folks to be communicating at this level when taking a case to final trial.
Wyoming law could allow more joint custody of children
trib.com
THERMOPOLIS – Wyoming law may change to allow more joint custody agreements of children between parents who have split, although some lawmakers warn that many noncustodial parents push for the
Texas has a no fault Divorce option, currently the legislators are trying to remove it bit.ly/2pnphVY, this would make exiting a marriage a lot more difficult and potentially more expensive. Imagine the creative ideas folks would come up with in order to have grounds for a divorce bit.ly/2okQt8p
Texas bill making divorce harder gets early movement
kxan.com
A bill making divorce much more difficult is moving its way through the Texas Legislature.
Washington State Court www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/article143191539.html
Lesbian mom’s sexual orientation wrongly considered in custody case, state Supreme Court says
thenewstribune.com
The Washington State Supreme Court said Thursday that a Pierce County Superior Court Judge relied too heavily on biased recommendations of a guardian ad litem in a child-custody case that involved a lesbian mother and conservative Christian father.
My practice focuses on family law, but if you need a good criminal lawyer, I have a guy for that: peterandlanzillo.com/